isoline
isosurface

Thus we expect the true isoline to fall within the shading 90 percent of the time.

Isoline promises to punish her errant husband, and all ends well.

An isosurface is a three-dimensional analog of an isoline.

That is, it defines a region that contains a fraction of the true isoline equal to the tolerance.

In the initial run Isoline was staged for one matinee and 57 evenings, closing on 20 February 1889.

Titania, herself disguised as an old beggar, makes Isoline believe that she has become ugly, which drives her to despair.

Sifroid is taken with a masked lady, Isoline, who explains how her husband left her.

Five dBA ranges are used for this contour (isoline) representation.

By generating classification results over the region of interest and using any contouring algorithm to separate the two classes, the isoline will have been "retrieved."

Isoline may refer to:

When Isolin returns, Isoline, thinking he wants to marry her through pity, repulses him.

Sur la tour Captive in her dark castle room, Isoline recalls her dream.

Titania, the godmother of Isoline promises to protect the princess against the plans of Oberon.

Isoline was premiered at the Théâtre de la Renaissance, Paris on 26 December 1888.

Oberon appears as a holy man, and proposes that Isolin should marry his fiancée Isoline.

When the number of variables is two, a level set is generically a curve, called a level curve, contour line, or isoline.

The opera opened on 27 May 1836, starring the Maria Malibran as the title character, Isoline.

These included "proportional point symbols, the line of equal value (isoline), the choropleth and shading, the dot method, class intervals, and flow lines."

Despairing, the young man draws his dagger to stab himself, but Isoline sees her true reflection in the dagger's blade, and responds once more to his ardour.

But in battle the forces of Isolin are victorious and Queen Amalasonthe surrenders - Isoline may become his wife.

A naive implementation of Marching Squares that processes every cell independently will perform every linear interpolation twice (isoline) or four times (isoband).

Similarly, the output will contain 2 copies of the 2D vertices for disjoint lines (isoline) or 4 copies for polygons (isobands).

Sifroid decides to set off again with his retinue back to Curaçao to meet Golo - who, Isoline reveals, is the husband who abandoned her.

For French Radio she sang in Isoline (1947) and Madame Chrysanthème (1956), by André Messager.

L'embarquement pour Cythère So 'Isolin' and 'Isoline' can set sail for Cythère.